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PAKISTAN’S NEXT GENERATION OF INNOVATORS HEAD TO DAVOS ASPATHFINDER CITADEL CONCLUDES DAVOS STARTUP CHALLENGE 2027

Time for hard decisions

Nov 11, 2026

Pakistan needs an agricultural policy that looks beyond one crop and one season. Farmers require predictable policies, consumers need affordable food, and the national economy needs stability. These objectives are not contradictory if planning is based on…

Pakistan’s Fight for Survival

Feb 07, 2025

The relentless sun beat down on the parched earth, mirroring the despair in Ayesha's heart. Her village, once a fertile haven, was now a dust bowl. The once-mighty Indus River, the lifeblood of their lands, had dwindled to a sluggish trickle. Ayesha, like…

Sindh and Balochistan Align Agriculture Tax Laws with Federal Regime

Feb 06, 2025

With Sindh and Balochistan finally approving amendments to their agriculture income tax (AIT) laws, Pakistan has taken another step towards meeting its commitments under the International Monetary Fund (IMF) funding programme. Although the provinces—excep…

Pak-Iran Friendly, Brotherly, and Neighborly Relations

Feb 05, 2025

Pakistan and Iran share not only a friendly relationship but also a deep-rooted bond built on historical and brotherly ties. Both nations possess a shared religious, cultural, and civilizational heritage, which keeps them closely connected. In recent time…

A Bridge Across the Divide

Feb 05, 2025

The dust swirled around the barren landscape of Balochistan, mirroring the turmoil within its people. News of another attack, another loss of life, echoed through the valleys. The government’s response was swift, a crackdown that further alienated the alr…

Power Division Aims to Lure Industries Back to National Grid

Feb 04, 2025

The Power Division has directed public distribution companies (Discos), including K-Electric, to forge service-level agreements (SLAs) with industries relying on gas-based captive power generation. This move aims to incentivize industries to abandon their…

Judiciary Under Siege

Feb 03, 2025

The recent actions of the ruling regime regarding judicial appointments in the Islamabad High Court (IHC) are yet another alarming indicator of the shrinking space for an independent judiciary in Pakistan. The concerns expressed by five judges of the IHC,…

Pakistan’s Digital Dream on Hold

Feb 02, 2025

The hum of progress in Pakistan was faltering, choked by invisible barriers in the air. Mobile phones, once symbols of connectivity and advancement, had become instruments of frustration. Call drops were rampant, internet speeds crawled, and the promise o…

Pakistan’s GSP-Plus Status: A Perilous Gamble

Feb 01, 2025

At some point, those currently responsible for governing this nation of 240 million souls will have to answer a critical question: what have their policies truly achieved? What lasting benefits have resulted from disrupting Pakistan’s democratic foundatio…

Ensuring Fairness in Constitutional Challenges

Jan 31, 2025

In recent discussions surrounding the challenges to constitutional amendments, a growing concern has been the manner in which such cases are assigned for hearing. The present practice, where some benches are assigned the responsibility of deciding constit…

The Dialogue Collapses

Jan 30, 2025

The much-anticipated negotiations between the government and the opposition have hit a major roadblock. The PTI, true to its word, boycotted the fourth round of talks, leaving the government committee waiting in vain. This abrupt withdrawal throws a shado…

November 11, 2026 Latest News | Sci-Tech

Artificial intelligence reveals how it generates fake messages based on personal information

November 11, 2026 Entertainment | Latest News

Fear of underworld is resurfacing in Bollywood, says Manoj Bajpayee

November 11, 2026 Latest News | Pakistan

Natural disasters; Asian Development Bank approves $500 million emergency financial assistance for Pakistan

November 11, 2026 Business | Latest News

The authority to set LPG prices has been taken away from OGRA, the new company will set the price.

Sardar Khan Niazi

(Tamgh-i-Imtaiz) Journalist, Business Leader, Entrepreneur

The Cost of Aid Suspension: A Crisis for Women and Refugees

Feb 08, 2025

The Trump administration’s decision to pause all US foreign aid programmes, including those funding essential health services for women and girls, is set to have devastating consequences for millions across the world, particularly in developing nations li…

Pakistan’s Fight for Survival

Feb 07, 2025

Sindh and Balochistan Align Agriculture Tax Laws with Federal Regime

Feb 06, 2025

Pak-Iran Friendly, Brotherly, and Neighborly Relations

Feb 05, 2025

A Bridge Across the Divide

Feb 05, 2025

Power Division Aims to Lure Industries Back to National Grid

Feb 04, 2025

Judiciary Under Siege

Feb 03, 2025

Pakistan’s Digital Dream on Hold

Feb 02, 2025

Pakistan’s GSP-Plus Status: A Perilous Gamble

Feb 01, 2025

Ensuring Fairness in Constitutional Challenges

Jan 31, 2025

November 11, 2026 Latest News | Sci-Tech

Artificial intelligence reveals how it generates fake messages based on personal information

November 11, 2026 Entertainment | Latest News

Fear of underworld is resurfacing in Bollywood, says Manoj Bajpayee

November 11, 2026 Latest News | Pakistan

Natural disasters; Asian Development Bank approves $500 million emergency financial assistance for Pakistan

November 11, 2026 Business | Latest News

The authority to set LPG prices has been taken away from OGRA, the new company will set the price.

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